Published October 1957 | Version public
Journal Article

Kinetics of Reactions in Gases

Abstract

In the study of reaction rates, the purpose is often qualitative description. A pioneering investigation may seek general information about a wide range of substances, or it may seek a qualitative mechanism, that is, a list of reasonable-looking elementary reactions with plausible reactive intermediates, which is adequate to explain observations. This aspect of kinetics and mechanisms is extremely important and is often all that is needed.

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© 1957 Annual Reviews. The survey of the literature pertaining to this review was concluded in December, 1956.

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49957
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10.1146/annurev.pc.08.100157.001341
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